> Jiang Yan has passed as a boy while roaming the martial world since the age of seven, and no one has ever seen through her disguise.
> That is, until she saves Xie Wuwang, the cold-faced God of War, when he is gravely wounded, and is forced to become his personal physician.
> When she sees the God of War take an arrow for her and get poisoned, Jiang Wan grits her teeth and treats him. “Your Highness, this poison needs to be treated with heat applied to your chest…”
> The man’s face is stern. “I have absolutely no interest in men.”
> Jiang Yan raises an eyebrow. “What a coincidence. Neither do I.”
> Yet that night, while she draws out the poison, the God of War clings to her through his fever, mumbling over and over, “Why… do I keep dreaming of you?”
> The next day, once he wakes, Xie Wuwang tosses her a book titled Rules for Abstaining from Homosexuality and sternly orders, “From today on, stay at least three zhang away from me.”
> Jiang Yan looks down. The very first line reads: “Rule One: Do not sleep or bathe together…”
> She stares at him. “Your Highness, is this meant to cure your homosexuality, or end my life?”
> Before she can finish speaking, a rain of arrows tears through the air outside the window. He yanks her into his arms. “…I’ve changed my mind.”
> Behind her come his stifled groan and scorching breath. “If I can’t give it up, then I won’t.”
